Central Wyoming College Dubois and the National Museum of Military Vehicles Bring Back Hands-On History Program Series
Central Wyoming College Dubois and the National Museum of Military Vehicles Bring Back Hands-On History Program Series
Dubois, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College-Dubois is proud to announce the return of its popular Hands-On History program series in partnership with the National Museum of Military Vehicles (NMMV). After careful planning and collaboration, the program is back and better than ever, offering participants an immersive, behind-the-scenes experience with military history.
Led by Rae Whitley, Curator at the National Museum of Military Vehicles, this exclusive VIP experience invites participants to engage directly with historical artifacts, explore untold stories, and gain unique insight into the preservation and interpretation of military history.
The Hands-On History program will be offered Thursday through Saturday, March 19–21, 6-8 p.m. with additional sessions scheduled Thursday through Saturday in April and May. Each session is limited to 15 participants, ensuring an intimate, interactive learning environment.
Participants will enjoy:
Cost is $12 per person, with limited seating available.
“This program is about honoring the men and women who served by preserving and sharing their stories in a meaningful, personal way,” said Dan Starks, Founder, National Museum of Military Vehicles. “By offering hands-on access and direct interaction with our collection, we’re creating opportunities for people to connect with history in a way that is both educational and deeply impactful.”
“Collaborations like this exemplify our commitment to community-based learning,” said CWC President Brad Tyndall. “Working alongside the National Museum of Military Vehicles allows us to provide unique educational experiences that extend beyond the traditional classroom and enrich the lives of our students and community members.”
Advance registration is strongly encouraged due to limited capacity.
WHAT: Central Wyoming College-Dubois Presents Hands-On History at the National Museum of Military Vehicles
WHERE National Museum of Military Vehicles, 6419 US 26, Dubois, WY 82513
WHEN: Thursday through Saturday, March 19-21, 6-8 p.m.
Additional sessions to be scheduled Thursday through Saturday in April and May.
COST: $12
For more information or to reserve a seat, please contact Katrina Dingman, CWC Dubois Outreach Coordinator, (307) 455-2625.
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Wyoming PBS Screening & Vietnam Veterans Day Celebration
In addition to the Hands-On History sessions, the National Museum of Military Vehicles will partner with Wyoming PBS, a division of Central Wyoming College, to host a special Vietnam Veterans Day celebration on Saturday, March 28, 2026
The event will honor Vietnam veterans in recognition of National Vietnam War Veterans Day and Wyoming’s Veterans Welcome Home Day.
“As Wyoming’s only statewide public television network, Wyoming PBS is honored to help share the stories of our Vietnam veterans,” said Joanna Kail, CEO of Wyoming PBS. “For more than 40 years, Central Wyoming College has proudly served as our license holder, supporting public media as part of its broader educational mission. Lt. Lee Alley’s story of heroism, respect for freedom, and healing through humility is one of many documentaries we are proud to preserve for future generations. Educating through storytelling is a passion shared by both Wyoming PBS and Central Wyoming College, and it remains an essential partnership for the people of Wyoming.”